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− | === Setting db variables to default values ===
| + | e.g. iptables logging |
− | Any db variable that has a default value can be reset to the default by deleting the variable entirely, then re-initializing the default database values as follows:
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− | config delprop <key> <prop>
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− | /etc/e-smith/events/actions/initialize-default-databases
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− | ==== Delete a property value ==== | + | Default = most |
− | To delete the property
| + | Options = - some, all |
− | db accounts delprop <key> <prop>
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− | ==== Reset a property value ==== | |
− | To reset to an empty value
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− | db accounts setprop <key> <prop> <nowiki>''</nowiki> | |
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− | {{Warning box|Database parameters are case sensitive so take great care when typing at the server shell because no error messages are given should you make a mistake.}}
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− | Angle brackets around the key and prop markers.<br />
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− | Split delete and reset.<br ?>
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− | English corrections.<br />
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− | Questions:<br />
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− | Does initialize-default-databases only set the defaults on poperties that are missing? If so I think that needs to be stated, I'd not want to set the entire db to defaults...
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− | The angle brackets is how I always indicate that something is a marker rather than what you actually type. What is the contribs.org style?
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− | "config ..." or "db accounts ...", let's be consistent please. "db accounts ..." would only work if the <key> <prop> is in the accounts db wouldn't it? "config ..." works across all the db's doesn't it?<br />
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− | [[User:Allsorts|Allsorts]] ([[User talk:Allsorts|talk]]) 19:02, 13 February 2013 (MST)
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There are options that are not documented - not sure how best to add them
e.g. iptables logging
Default = most
Options = - some, all